here, i bought you this record, it is the best record

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gang of four - chicago 79

the first gang of four record is pretty awesome, i used to listen to it allthe time, and then i got this in 11th grade and i dont think ive ever listened to it all the way through since

its basically all those songs but louder and a little faster and punchier with more abrasive guitar

plus it has that 'armalite rifles' song, that shit rules

last couple weeks

this is the best thing ive heard in a really really long time, finally bit the bullet and picked it up on vinyl this week

yknow when you read reviews, especially aquarius reviews, and super fuckin especially for psych and noise stuff, and they make it sound totally incredible and compare it to a bunch of stuff you love and then it you finally hear it and its just another decent like, burnt hills record you listen to once

moon duo sounds exactly like the way people talk about wooden shjips

i mean its the main wooden shjips guys side project, but its basically shjips minus everything about them that i dont like

nothing but fuzzed out organ, guitar, feedback, minimal drum machine, and some echoey distorted vox, it sounds like these guys listen to nothing but cale era vu bootlegs and the first 2 mary chain records and suicide . so far they've only got an ep and a 12", so i dont know whats really gonna come next, but i'm really fucking excited. theyre playing at the hemlock november 20. i emailed them and they said they'd rather I didnt post the ep, so here's my 2 favorite songs of theirs

speed
love on the sea

too many humans

this will really bum your parents out

no trend - 2 many humans

yknow what this reminds me of? if the hunches decided to cover flipper

brutal, slow, noisy as fuck punk

cant find my burning star core comets on fire collab lp right now, here's a track they did together for some magazine comp that i actually like even more

comets on fire + burning star core: street wars

this shit is so fucking heavy dudes

da loudest

LIGHTS OUT

one day back when i worked at amoeba this older guy came to my register in an angry samoans shirt. i mumbled "nice shirt" or something, which lead to almost 10 minutes of almost totally incomprehensible rantingfrom the guy, who turned out to be "metal" mike saunders (he insists he invented the term heavy metal), lead singer of the angry samoans. he mostly talked about heyward and ozzy and a few samoans shows.

about 3 weeks later, on valentines day, my manager asked me if i'd talked to any customers about the urinals recently. when i said yes i was handed this

inside was a photocopied zine about black sabbath with some comments from mike scrawled in the margins, and an angry samoans shirt

oh, and an envelope adressed to him with this on it


that is entrapment, mike